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Save:In "Untie My Heart" by Judith Ivory, the story revolves around Emma Hotchkiss, a former con artist turned sheep farmer seeking justice from the new Viscount Mount Villiars, Stuart Aysgarth. Their interactions are filled with tension, chemistry, and deception as they navigate a complex relationship. The book delves into themes of revenge, seduction, and unexpected love, all portrayed through the author's masterful command of dialogue and storytelling. With a plucky heroine and a haunted hero, the narrative is engaging and thought-provoking, pushing boundaries and experimenting with definitions of consensual sex.
The writing style of Judith Ivory is praised for its uniqueness, capturing the nuances of complex characters and their evolving dynamics. The book is set in the late Victorian period, showcasing unconventional protagonists who struggle with trust and vulnerability, yet find themselves drawn to each other in a compelling and entertaining manner. Through witty banter, clever schemes, and unexpected twists, "Untie My Heart" offers a blend of romance, intrigue, and humor that keeps readers captivated until the very end.
Bone a leg of spring lamb and put the removed bone into a hot oven to roast. Meanwhile, in a bowl, with knife and fork, cut and mash together two giant handfuls of fresh, washed spinach, the goat chee... - #2
Save:'The Care and Feeding of Stray Vampires' by Molly Harper follows the story of Iris Scanlon, a human who runs a concierge service for vampires in Half Moon Hollow. When she discovers her newest client, Cal, poisoned in his kitchen, she agrees to hide him at her place while he recovers and investigates the mystery behind the poisoning. As Iris breaks her own rules to help Cal, their relationship evolves into a mix of intrigue and romance, adding a touch of personal growth to her quiet life. is set in a world where vampires and humans coexist, with humorous banter, quirky characters, and light-hearted moments sprinkled throughout the plot.
The writing style of Molly Harper in 'The Care and Feeding of Stray Vampires' is described as charming, funny, and light-hearted. The author introduces new characters in the Half Moon Hollow series, offering a stand-alone story with a focus on paranormal romance chick-lit elements. balances a mix of humor, romance, and a touch of mystery, creating an engaging narrative that keeps readers entertained with witty dialogue, lovable characters, and a storyline that blends personal relationships with supernatural elements.
I was a good person. I went to church on the “big days.” I was a college graduate. Nice, God-fearing people with bachelor’s degrees in botany should not end up standing in the pharmacy aisle at Walmar... - #3
Save:'Good Intentions' by Elliott Kay is a novel that delves into theological questions about religion, relationships, humanity, and morality. The story follows Alex Carlisle, who becomes bonded to an angel and a succubus after interrupting a spell, leading to a whirlwind of passion, power, and emotional exploration. The book combines elements of urban fantasy, romance, and humor, with a mix of angels, demons, vampires, and other supernatural beings, all set in a fully realized world filled with sex, violence, and intrigue.
Spooky as it was, the full moon and the stillness of the night didn’t scare him. The cemetery just on the other side of the hedge hardly bothered him, either. No, it was walking through the pools of d... - #4
Save:Mistlefoe by Kimberly Lemming is a novella set in the same universe as the author's other books. The story follows a blacksmith named FMC who gets involved in a sweet and detailed love story with lots of copulation, alongside a talking sword that adds humor with its inappropriate comments. Readers find the book to be a fun, cute, and quick read, with a focus on the romance between the main characters and the unique world-building elements, such as fox demons and talking swords.
The novella is described as a delightful and lighthearted fantasy romance that provides a perfect holiday read. It features a fake dating situation between a human and a fox demon, with plenty of humor, steam, and adventurous elements. The writing style is praised for being funny, sexy, and well-written, with engaging plotlines and enjoyable character relationships that keep readers entertained throughout the quick read.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Mead Mishaps ) - #5
Save:'Backyard Starship' by J.N. Chaney is a light-hearted science fiction adventure that follows the protagonist, Van Tudor, who inherits a spaceship and joins a group of galactic law enforcers. The story is filled with humor, banter, and exciting space adventures as Van navigates the galaxy, encounters politics and intrigue, and strives to Do Good. The writing style is described as clever, with well-developed characters and an engaging storyline that keeps readers entertained.
Halvix turned his head and spat. The blood landed on a ceramic deck festooned with bandages and three empty ReLive injector bags, their limp shapes a testament to how severe his wounds were. His ship ... - #6
Save:'Taken' by Charlotte Stein is a quirky and humorous romance novel that follows the unconventional relationship between Rosie, a college student who finds herself handcuffed to Han's bed after a prank gone wrong, and Han, the big, burly owner of a bookstore. The book is praised for its unique plot, hilarious banter, and the development of the relationship between the two main characters, who are described as misfits that are perfect for each other. Readers appreciate the author's ability to create compelling and distinct characters, with Han being portrayed as funny, sweet, and struggling to maintain self-control, while Rosie is depicted as an unconventional and insecure heroine with a hopeful innocence.
The writing style of Charlotte Stein in 'Taken' is highlighted for its ability to delve deep into the characters' minds, creating a roller coaster ride through the subconscious for the readers. The book is commended for its humor, emotional depth, and the captivating connection between the characters. The relationship between Rosie and Han is described as fascinating to read, with moments of beautiful connection, awesome banter, and natural progression that make the story feel realistic and engaging.
(Also, see 6 recommendations for the series Under the Skin ) - #7
Save:'Practice Makes Perfect' by Julie James is a contemporary romance novel set in a law firm where two lawyers, Payton Kendall and J.D. Jameson, have been competing for a promotion for eight years. Despite their initial animosity towards each other, they are forced to work together on a case, leading to a shift in their relationship from hate to love. The book explores themes of competition, professional success, and personal growth, with a focus on the slow development of the romantic relationship between the main characters. Readers appreciate the believable and competitive personalities of the protagonists, the witty banter, and the well-developed supporting characters that enhance the overall story.
Payton Kendall lifted a sleepy hand to her nightstand and fumbled around to silence the god-awful beeping. She lay there, snuggled in amongst her cozy down pillows, blinking, rousing. Allowing herself... - #8
Save:'Bound to the Battle God' follows the journey of Faith, a smart and practical woman who accidentally gets sucked into a portal to another realm and ends up being sold as a sacrifice to the God of War. However, things take a surprising turn when the God of War, Aron, asks for a volunteer to be his mortal anchor, leading Faith to step up. Together, Faith and Aron embark on a twisty and convoluted road to help Aron ascend back to his rightful place in the pantheon of gods. The story is set in a fantasy medieval-style landscape where the gods have been cast out of their version of heaven and must battle for dominance before ascending back to the aether.
The author, Ruby Dixon, weaves a tale filled with epic fantasy battles, complex characters, and a slow-burn romance between Faith and Aron. is praised for its phenomenal world-building, mix of mythologies, and fully fleshed-out characters, making it a captivating and engaging read that keeps readers hooked till the end.
I wake up in the middle of the night, alert for no reason at all. My ears strain, trying to make out sound. There's only the distant rumble of thunder, an oncoming storm. I sit up and listen for voice... - #9
Save:"Thus Was Adonis Murdered" by Sarah Caudwell is a murder mystery set between London and Venice in the early 1980s. The story revolves around eccentric lawyer Julia Larwood who becomes the leading suspect in a murder case involving a young man found dead in her bed. Her London colleagues, along with their mentor Professor Hilary Tamar, work together to solve the mystery from a distance using letters and phone calls from the accused murderer. The plot is presented through witty dialogue, letters, and humor, creating a light-hearted atmosphere despite the serious subject matter.
Scholarship asks, thank God, no recompense but Truth. It is not for the sake of material reward that she (Scholarship) pursues her (Truth) through the undergrowth of Ignorance, shining on Obscurity th... - #10
Save:'Wicked Ugly Bad' in the series 'A Kinda Fairytale' by Cassandra Gannon is a comical and twisted take on classic fairytale characters. Set in a world where the Good folk hold privilege over the Bad folk, the story follows a group of misfits, including villains like the Big Bad Wolf and the ugly stepsisters from Cinderella, who are locked up in a mental institution plotting their escape. is filled with humor, drama, and romance as these 'bad' characters navigate through their adventures, forming unlikely relationships and hatching up plans.
The writing style of the book is described as fun, campy, and not taking itself too seriously. The characters are portrayed as campy and fun, the romance is sweet and spicy, and the dialogue is witty and engaging. Despite some issues with editing and typos, readers find the book to be entertaining, quirky, and a unique twist on fairytale retellings.
For the six weeks, Scarlett Riding had been locked inside the Wicked, Ugly and Bad Mental Health Treatment Center and Maximum Security Prison. She knew what crazy looked like. Letty had spent the pa...
